May Reunite Two Wings Of M E Church In Louisville
Fragmentary report describes a meeting to heal a split in a Methodist Episcopal Church between northern and southern factions. The event aims to reunite congregations amid historic disputes tied to slavery and church governance, with leaders from various regions attending. proceedings are described as closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Lovisville
Tistop W.epen
Winbington
Bates
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
North
Edgar Mouzolte
Dallas
Tex
Andrevek
Georgia
JRA
Churehs
Wes
Mme
Andy
Mr Cooper Dies at Home in Pruntytown
Richard Cooper, a prominent Taylor County figure, died at his home near Pruntytown last evening at 5:40 at age 68 from complications of diseases. Survived by four children including George, Dorsey, Mrs Everett Wolfe, and Mrs La’a Hasterd. A longtime farmer and coal operator, he was known for honesty and kindness. Funeral Services Friday at 1:20 PM at Baptist Church Pruntytown, Rev. Hainric officiating, interment in Smith Cemetery.
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Richard Cooper
Pruntytown
George Cooper
Dorsey Cooper
Everett Wolfe
Webster
Mra
La‘a| Hasterd
Bar Bec
Taylor County
Baptist Church
Prontytown
Hainric
Smith Cemetery
Horrors of Mexico Told to Senate Committees
San Antonio Jan 15 Witnesses from border towns and former Mexico residents described brutal conditions and property losses in Mexico before Senate subcommittees Investigating the Mexican situation. James Britt and George Binnock testified about dangers to American life and property, stressing fears of increased insecurity and claiming American interests are at risk.
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San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Ufe
Mexico
Brill
Commts
America
Ife
Rhooney
Earl Holes
Britt
Sores
Local yard accident injures George Mouser badly
George Mouser, a Baltimore area car repairer, was severely injured in a yard incident this afternoon. A fellow worker lifted a heavy rod and struck Mouser, who fell unconscious and was rushed to hospital where doctors continue examination as the extent of his injuries remains uncertain. Brendel of Charles Brinkmad’s dry goods store has been confined at home with a severe attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mouser
Baltimore Syd
Tian
Ambu Jimeo E
Catch” Brendel
Atory
Charles Brinkmad
Lovéland
Ines
Grosscup Forces Ramp Up West Virginia Campaign
Luther J. Wolfe of Ripley announces Col. Bred Paul Grosscup as Republican nominee contender for governor. The Charleston headquarters opens as Wolfe and allies, including Gen. Howard O'Toole and Ed Cooper, build a central organization across Kanawha and surrounding counties. Campaign staff, officers, and regional managers prepare aggressive efforts with Parkersburg as a key base.
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Charleston
San
Jon
Luther J. Wolfe
Ripley
House of Delegate
West Virginia
Paul Grosscup
Toni Colloner Grosscup
Mr. Welte
Sheaker Welte
Fred Paul Grosscup
Grosscup
Culuel Grosscup
Speake Wolfe
Grossyenithis
Howard O'Toole
McDowell County
Hatfield
Edward Cooper
Mercer County
Grosecup
Parkersburg
T. A. Brown
Elkins
Judge Brown
Kanawh
Trong
Fart Pepper
Morigantown
Mack Lilly
Bluefield
Lilly
Grosaclip
Coronel
Coronel Gresscnp
A. Bolden
Sugar Board Blamed for 1919 Shortage In 1920 Report
L. V. B. Cameron, president of the National Association of Brokers in Refined Sugar, attributes the 1919 sugar shortage to the United States Sugar Equalization Board. He says export encouragement before Britain claimed its Cuban crop allotment led to excessive shipments and unmet domestic needs. Cameron notes an unpublished British Royal Commission agreement affected allocations and refined stocks.
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New York
United States Sugar Equalization Board
L. V. B. Cameron
National Association of Brokers
Ktefited Sugara
Cameron
Great Britain
Aameron
Royal Commission
Equalization Board
Sugar shortages cited as misrepresented by brokers
Early in the year sugar supplies were ample for the United States but shipments were postponed due to fortage issues. The Recurate ment spurred orders with American brokers in May to July, but Mr Cameron warned that large offerings at profiteering prices implied sugar did not exist and were for other goods.
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United States
Royal Commission
Cameron
Amereain
Louisiana
Glass Factory Fire Damages Small, No Loss of Life
A small blaze at the Royal Glass Company factory sparked by a gas producer part falling loose from a pipe caused three alarms around ten last night. Firefighters and a fast responding hose line extinguished the flames before the roof or plant sustained major damage. only the gas producer was written off as destroyed, with the plant expected to continue operating after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Ward
East End
Warilten
Monroe Street
Joea Gas Company
Royal Glass Company
Conservation Efforts Highlighted by Pierced Womb Devotion Note
A fragmented 19th century text references Mrs. Pierce and a "devout womb" phrase tied to church work and conservation. A Director described as a faithful aide to Yorhig Wiedd Manning leads panels on using natural resources. The note mentions a countercurrent of neighborly cooperation and aims to improve fidelity in stewardship.
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Pierce
Yorhig Wiedd Manning
Bureau of Panes
Maother
Fiderate
Neleibor
Mexican Revolution Victims Testify To Senate Committee
Miss Anita Whatley and Paul Metzintin testified to a Senate subcommittee on the Mexican situation recounting bandit violence during Carranza's era. They described near-fatal threats, torture, and family casualties from raiders and army units, noting broken health and ongoing trauma despite claims of reparations.
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San Antonio
Tae
Anita Whatley
Mice H. McCain
Paul Meitzgatin
Mexico
Senate
Chatrean
State Department
Carrania
Francisco
Msrel Thwan
Owentys
Guporyikor
State Department of Education of Texas
Parral
Chiluahiva
Hor
Hoi
Poypeg
Pouse
Ther
Anita
Pail Metzintin
Guayamans
Sonora
Carranza
Siger
Britain fears another war looms in Europe
London reports a sharp public fear of upsurge after war-era whispers. Key officials C. Churchill and others were summoned to Paris with Lloyd George to discuss military and naval risks amid Bolshevik advances. Analysts foresee possible bolstering of eastern moves toward Poland and the Baltic states, threatening India.
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London
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Walter Hume Long
Grand Fleet
Henry H. Wilson
Imperial’ Staff
Par
Lloyd George
Lady Virginia Pierce Dies at Home After Heart Trouble
Mrs Virginia Pierce widow of Tateames Pierce former railroad mail clerk killed in a train wreck years ago died suddenly at her High Street home yesterday afternoon from heart trouble. She aged about 57 and is survived by two daughters Lies Melon Pierce and Mrs John McWarland, and two sons John Pierce and Pine Goff. A niece Mrs J Guy Allender also survives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced as the body was moved to Grand Street residence for conveyance to Lowlesburg for burial.
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Virginia Pierce
Tateames Pierce
G. L. Jolliffe
John "McWarland
Grand Street
John Peres
Axl Pini Goff
J. Guy Allender
Th'si Tity
Daceas Ied
Government Control of Gas Supply Takes Hold
Secretary Lane opened a conference on gas resource conservation and warned that two thirds of natural gas withdrawn from wells is wasted in transmission or by consumers. He argued government control would be rigid and inflexible, hindering adaptive management and urging action before broader public demand for control arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asslington
Sun
Lane
Francis Haller Indicted for Murder in County Wide Grand Jury
The grand jury at the circuit court returned four felony and two misdemeanor indictments. Francis Haller faces murder charges linked to a fatal crash while allegedly driving intoxicated. Sam Czerenzio also charged with murder for a separate killing. Other defendants face burglary and cutting with intent to kill charges. The cases stem from incidents in Simpson and nearby areas with coroner findings noting fatal injuries.
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Circuit Court
England
France
Haller
Sam Czerenzie
J. Lee Wordyard
Vernon Ovens
Ling
James Cole
Wateh Decorved
Simpson
Sam Crerenzio
John R. Thayer
D. Paolo
Lee Woolyard
Charlie Tucker
Batson
Pruntytown
Steve England
Miss Grace Wittescarver
Mine Officials Hold District Meeting Saturday
A gathering of mine superintendents foremen and fire bosses from the second mining district met at the courthouse Saturday afternoon under instruction from District Mine Inspector W H Sandridge. The purpose was to exchange views and plan improvements for mining conditions. The session featured remarks by Alterers We Sanples and Harry Kunet and attracted notable visitors including attorney McCué of New Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Sandridge
Ingyee
Heatherly
Selols
Sanples
Harry Kunet
Detzer Faces Court Martial Over Rose Vase Incident
New York report details testimony at court martial of Captain Karl W. Detzer of the Three Kuhuredt and eighth with Mary pelive Company. Private Clem Davis of Chicago testified about an Easter Sunday party at a Le Mate inn where soldiers took roses for barmaids. Davis claimed Captain Detzer reappeared with the group, brandished a loaded rifle, and ordered arrests for disorderly conduct after roughing some prisoners and the barmaid protested the rose theft.
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New York
le Mate
Governor's Jaland
Karl W. Detzer
Mary Pelive Company
Clem Davis
Chicago
Davis
Deller
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